Nine tiles hold all of it. Three things a day keep it moving. And it never nags.
A calendar, a few apps, your head.
Monday's plan is already gone.
All of it, in one place. Nothing nags.
Three ideas.
That's the whole app.
Egyptian. Black. Nine lives, currently on one of them.
Nyn will never remind you of anything. Nyn will never count your streak. If you ignore part of your life for a week, Nyn will go lie down on it. That's all. Cats sit on what you're not looking at.
The bad luck was always a rumor.
Every civilization that tried to describe a whole life kept landing on the same two numbers.
I have never kept a system alive for more than a week. My attention wanders, work eats everything, and every app I tried made me feel worse about it. I built the first version of this in 2014 and abandoned it, which is on brand. This year I rebuilt it so I could see my whole life at once without anything yelling at me. It has survived more skipped days than any system I've ever had.
Josh Rolph
The first 500 Lyfers pay $5. The next 500 pay $6, and so on. The earlier you are, the less you pay.
$5
One time. Not a subscription.
Nothing to download. No app store. Five dollars, once.
Your email and your card. $5, one time.
Your link arrives in about a minute, from Josh.
Use the same email. Add it to your home screen and it's an app.
Your card statement will show Don't Be Boring Agency, the company that makes NynLyf.
No. $5, one time. Nothing renews.
Yes. It's a web app you add to your home screen. No app store. It takes about twenty seconds.
iPhone: open nynlyf.app in Safari. Tap the Share button (the square with the arrow at the bottom of the screen). Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen, then Add. NynLyf now has its own icon, like any app.
Android: open nynlyf.app in Chrome. Tap the three dots at the top right. Tap Add to Home screen (on some phones it says Install app), then Add.
Open it from that icon from now on. It fills the screen and works offline too.
Yes. Sign in with the same email on each device and your tiles follow you. Everything also works offline and catches up when you're back online.
The original 2014 version. One black and white sheet with only the tiles you use, tasks underneath, cards you can fold and move anywhere. Toggle it from the top of the app. Same life, drawn two ways.
No. You can put a date on a to-do and it shows as due inside the app. That's it.
It stays empty. That's the whole point.
It's a life app built by someone who cannot keep a streak alive. If that's you, diagnosed or not, you'll feel at home.
A cat has nine lives. For three he plays, for three he strays, and for the last three he stays.
Short, free guides on seeing your whole life at once, and a printable you can use today.